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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-16
Markets BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK. March IS. Doon.-Stocks quiet
but firm. Money easy ct 1904 per cent.
Exchange. log 81 SS34Qp4 81; short 81 $500
81. state bonds neglected. Government
bonds dull but steady.
$500 D. m.-Exchange unsettled and weak
at 81 s5Gi sIh, Money easy at SGt per cent,
ances-Gold. Sl84, 222,00o; currency. slS. l59.-
0cO. Government bonds dull and rather
heavy; four per cents 1855; three per cents.
1907. State bonds dun but steady to firm
The STOCK rket was much duller to-day,
but, with the exception OF Few minutes IN
the early morning. presented firm front and
for the most part the Losses OF yesterday were
generally recovered. There was very light
hammering of stocks and considerable cover
ing of shorts was INDUCED IN. but the chief
element In the improvement was the llberal
buying by foreign houses. Other influences
favorable to higher prices were the dec inc in
sterling exchange rates and vague rumOrs OF
the renewal OF negotiations In the Baltimore
and ONO matter. These rum0rs generally
were TO the effect that Messrs. GOu q and sage
were to become Interested in the transaction
and meeting betu cen Mr.. Suliy and Two gem
tlemen named. whi, h lasted the CREATE part
of The daV, is believed TO nave been held at
the office OF Mr.. Sage. In the early morning
Richmond and West Point broke badly upon
rumors OF disagreement In the Board or III
rectOrs and Tue resignation OF the President
was limited a. These stUr es we're promptly
denied, however, and a smart recovery soon
followed. The general market showed lit,le
feature OF interest. being dun but steady. The
half hour 10 the close of business. The m We
ment gain force toward The close. No more
was heardUf the Hooking Valley stories cir
Gu aztec yesterday. and the SECURITIES OF That
company recovered portion of their losses.
The opening was, firm thts morning, first
prices in mDjority OF stocks being from 40
"a per cent. alb We the iinal figures OF last
evening. The hammeriug hy bears and the
extraordinary weakness III West Point. which
droppel 10 per cent. carried he general llNt
down and gains uf the opening were generally
wIped out. A rally quickly followed. how
ever, and before the end of the first hour the
early ,osses were regained. After that time
the market became dull. with very slight
fluctuations. although the changes made " ere
invariably in the direction OF higher prices
until nearly O'Clock p. m, when the marNct
saa ged slightly. The asst hour saw renewal
OF the upward movement, however. and the
se W as moderately active AID strong at the
highest prices of the day. Sales ageregA ed
22s 600 shares. Final changes in the active
list show invari able advances. The market
& oscd at the following quotations:
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KIssIMMEE CITY BANK.

Kissimmee City, Orange County, Fla.
CAPITAL Observation-Disclosures. 800. 900
rTRANSACT a regular banking business.
4 Give particular attention to Florida col
lections. Correspondence solicited Issue Ex
change ON New York, New Orleans. Savan-
nah and Jacksonville, Fla Resident A gents
for Coutts u Co. ana Melville, Evans b Co, OF
London, England. New ! orb correspondent:
TheSssboard National Bank.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship VIM Crane. for BALTIMORE
W II YATES Mrs A Sookin, Miss Sallle W
Anderson, A Ramonre, wife, some and child,
ID Lee, Jas Quail.
Per steamship CITY OF savannah. from New
York; Morris and wife. Mr. Meicalf and
wife, II Henies, w Jones jr. Mics l. Henjes,
Col X Penn Smith and wife. Miss h Smith, II
IL Hughes, Master K q Smith, W A Chi!ds, )
II Durham, w f Wagner and wife, Miss
Wagner Mrs agner's nurse. Miss Bowen,
II w Banks and wife, Miss Greve, Mrs
Grieve. J Crohan, 5 Sykes. NJ Schaul, j L
Watson, n Hillborn. f Sc nohcld, Il l. $cho-
field. II BADEN aud wife, IS Ida Morse, 4
Adair. K BeArdsley. & + stevens and wife,
Mrs Clought, Mrs z r Beardsley. Sister Mary
John. sister Mary Joseph, Miss Campbell, Z
Z Haight, Misses Haight, and steerage.
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QuOt2 HONE .
COTTON.

LiyKKPooL. March Is, noon-Cotton steady
and IN fair demand: middling uplandH o. lbd.
midiliDg Orleans 554d: safes 10000 bales, Tor
specul alton snd export 1000 balos; receipts
3t.SJ9 balee-A mctuc,lA 1917.
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SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS: WEDNESDAY, MARCH e 1887

rib sides SEC, clear sides &c, shoulders 7c.
BULK meats. clear rib sides sac, clear sidss
SSsc, shoulders SIC. Mess pork nominal.
Hams. sugar cured, ;2olsc. Lard. choice
leaf S1<c.
BALTIMORE. March 1s.-Flour easier for
nlgh grades: city mills quiet. Wheat-Soutn
csc; No, MARYLAND, s9lst19lc; Western II
shade frmer but duh; No. 2 Western win
ter red. on spot and March delivery $50
Ss,ic. Corn-southern quiet and easier ss. 81, Tor
yellow; white 4S(G50c; yellow 4oS94612c;
western about steady and dull.
ST. LOUIS, March lS.--hlOur-Best grades
uuil and easy; medium and low grades scarce
and firm. Wheat, under strong general
bearish feeling. dropped l1sc, but partially
recovered and closed firm at ss(g1sc below
Yesterday; No. red. cash 73c. Nav delivery
opt ons iecliued 9se5s5; No. mixed, cash
10 4ES3534c: March delivery 3Sl4c, May SS1PW
sue. Oats steady; No. mixed, cash 2S3sc
pa; May delivery 2S34c. Whisky steady at
81 Is. Provisions dull, with only small JOB
trade doing.
NEW ORLEANS. March l5.--Cofee easier
but not quotahiy lower. Cotton seed pro
ducts dull. Sugar closed duii but strong;
Louisiana open kettle, strictly prime 41sC@
49-l6c; common to good fGlr 4@l a. l6G;
LOUISIANA centrfugais, choice white 59-lbc,
choice yellow clarified 515H, prime yellow
clarified 53sG5 s-l6c. Molasses quiet; Louis
lana open nettle nominal; Louisiana centrl-
fugals. strictly prime to fancy 2StG33c, talr
to good prime 2O@25c, common to good COM
mon l6Sl3c.
NAVAL STORES.
LONDON. March l5.-Spirlts turpentine, 2Ss.
NEW YORK. March l5,noon.-Nplrlt~ tur EN-
tine dull at 39lS0J9c. RosIn dull at 81 GOO
| 07lS.
500 p. m.-Spirts turpentine dull at 3s34c.
Ro-in quiet at 81 coal OK.
CHARLESTON. March l5.--Spirits turpeutne
firm at SOC. Rosin steady; Sood strained soc.
WILMINGTON, March l5.-Spirits turpentlne
firm at 351sc.. Rosln firm: strained TIC,
good strained S21ac. Tar firm at 81 10. Crude
turpentlne lrm; hard 81 90; yellow DIP anu
virgin 81 80.
NEW YORK. March l5.-Rice market steady.
NEW ORLEANS, March 15.-Rice steady.
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RECEIPTS.
Per Central Railroad. March l5-545 bales
oitton, "a bales yarns. g. bales dOmesIlcs. 20
bales hides. rolls leather. 10 pkgs tobqcco.
car lard, tierces hams, IS bbls rosin. 100 bbls
lime, bbls suirits turpentino, cur bran, .
airs hay. II pkgs furniture, : cars corn =
pkgs wax. car poultry, III pkgs mdse, 625
bbs flour. car STOCK. cars lamber. 3 q se-
LIQUOR, IS cars wood. II cars pig iron, 10 pkgs
naper stock, 2 bbis whisky. COG pie Is earthen-
ware. 70 bbls cotton seed oil. , cars drain pipe,
10 pkgs hardware, ~ cases eggs, cars coal, =
cars tank OIL.
Per Charleston and Savannah Ry, March Is
s bales cotton, bbis rosin, 2 cars fertilizers,
5 horses. car old iron. car slabs. ] car steel
rails. 50 or caddies tobacco, J95 caddies TO-
bacco. so boxes tobacco. plows. 3 bills celery.
shafts and couplings. 10 hangers, II pulleys
pairs wheels. sacss peas, bbls crackers, q
cases cologne, 70 bags peanuts, case books 2
boxes shoes, / ear wood, bdi blows, 1 box
hardware. box books. and mdse.
Per Savannah, Florida ana Western Rv
March l5--i7 bales cotton. a. cars lumb er SAB
bbls rosin, ii5 Nbls spirits turpenLine, Z ears
coal. cars wood. 8i5 sacks otts. 24g kegs nails,
l3j bbs wine, / ear shingTos, - tons iron Z
cars clay, bales hides. 10 bbls whisky, tur-
pcntine still, l sugar boiler, ron jail plates.
iron Jail grating. car wheels, 10 bbs empty
bottles. 12i jacket cans. 10 bbls hams 100 doz
hroom-. g boxes shoulder. IL hf bbls " hisky.
9 top buggies, 3 boxes brushes, rolls leather
/ car bananas. IL chairs. ! coop chickens. As
pkgs mdse. 20 bbis and ), s39 boxes oranges, "a
bbis and 81 boxes vegetables, - cases cigars,
ears stra wberries, 81 refrlgeraters straw ber-
rice. and mdse.
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NOW-THE TIME TO SPECULATE.

A CTIVE fluctuations In the Market offer
"A opportunities TO epeculators to make
money IA Grain, Stocks. Bonds and Petro-
leum. Prompt personal attention given 10
orders received by wire or mail. Cores
pondeuce soli tied. Full Information about
the markets IN our book. which will DO for
warded free on application.
II. -. KYLE. Banker and Broker,
ss Broad and 30 New Streets. New York City
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NAVAL .TORES.-The market Tor 50 ffCs Cur-
npDlIne was quiet but steady and unchanged.
Tbp sales for the day were only Us casks at
4Ir for regulars At the Board OF
Trade on the opening call The mar
let was reported firm at 35Ac. TOR regu
lara At the closing cali it wasquiet at $500.
for regulars. ROsin-The market was quiet
and unchanged. There is active demand
for the low,r grades, which are firm; the
better grades continue neglected. The sales
0r he iav we're about > 500 barrels. t the
Bogrd Of Trade on the first call the market
Was re ported dun for NJ and above. and firm
for K and below, with sales of l,l50 barrels at
The following QUOT lions: A. b. e and ID SOC.
Il g5c, + 81 90, q 81 021s, II 81 o. l 81 30 X
$3.50, ii $500 \ 81 So. window glass 81 so
water white SO 20, Al the closing call it WIS
upch} ngeL exert for K. which was quoted
stsl 50. with further "a es Of 236 barrels.
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CLEARED YESrERnAY-

Steamship VIM Crane. Billups, Baltimore
Jas West h Co.
Steamship Nymphaea Br), Brooks, Reval
"A Minis 4 sons.
Schr Henry SOuther, Hupper. Philadelphia
-Jos A Roberts II Co.
Schr Ada q Shorthand. Harding, SatilIa
river. in ballast. to load for Portland. Conn
Jos A Roberts q Co.
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Xbipp.ua 3nfeiliaFmrp.

NtNGAFURE ALMASAC-PHlS DAY.
SUNRIsEs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 900
OcN '1i S'''.".~ ..'.ss.... '.'.'.-'..~ .-.s.U'Vv
HIGH w AFTER at Savannah =. :96AM 1:47PM
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| have the ONLY EXCLUSIVELY GROCERY,
HOUSE doing REGULAR JOBBING BUSINESS from
and being ~ miles the trade centre of
Florida than Savannah and having every facility for handling
the business can TIM and FREG HT and sell lust as
cheap All Goods delivered FREE OF DRAYAGE
Send for prices.
r.. I'll. j O N ID 8 /.
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NJ EMORANDA.


Bull river, S c. March l3--Arrived, schrs
Samos, Smith, Savannah; Sallie Bissell, Nc
Gratn, Chsrleston.
lSth-sailed, schr Orlando, McRithie.
Charleston.
New YorE, March lS-Arrived. schr VIM II
Keeney. LIpplncott. Fernandina.
GEORGETOWN, s g, March ll-Arrived. schr
Nellie Floyd, johnson, New York.
Jacksonville. March ll--Sailed from Fort
George, schrs Frank NJ Howes, Baltimore:
VIM Marshall, and Florence Il Lillian, New
York.
Key Wesr, March l3--Arrived, strs Alamo
RiBk. Galveston land proceeded to New YORK; I:
Hutchinson, Baker, Havana and proceeded
to New Orleans; Whitney. Morgan, Havana:
Shadwan tBrJ, from Pr0greso, TO coal; schrs
Lulu tBrJ, Nassau; Paja (Brl, Abaco.
Sailed. schrs Goodwill tBr). SweetlnS, Mas
sau; w W Huugerford, Pascagoua; steamer
Mascotte, Havana.
Rockland. March 1I-Sailed, schr Relief.
Blake, JAG sOnville.
Fernandina, March IS Arrived and cleared
10 return, steamship city OF Columbia, Nc
X, c. New YORK.
Arrived. schrs Susie Oliver, Snare. Tripi-
tad: Angie Green. McElwee, New YORK;
WIN II Jones, Falkenberg, do; LAME Cobb !,
Cobb. do.
New YORK March I5-Arrived, str Elder,
Bremen.
Arrived out, strs Elbe. from New York for
Bremen; Gailia, from New York for Liver
pool,
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ARRIVED AT TYBEE YEsTERDAY.
Bark Triton GER, witte, Havre. in bal
lasts Fatman.
Schr VIM Wiler. Miller, New York, in bal
last-Jos \ Roberts u Co.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY,
SAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamer st Nicholas, Usina, Darlen, Doboy.
Brunswick and Fernandina-C Williams.
Agent.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-16

SAILED YVES FEROAY-
steamship VIM Crane. Baltimore.
Bark Nellie T Guest Obj, Reval.
Bark Ellida (Sw), Hull.
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ARRIVED UP FROM BELOW YEsTET
ARRIVED UP FROM TYBEE YEsTER-


Bark Elena GER, Gerber, to load for Eu-
ropes Fatman.
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SPOKEN.
RECEIPTS.

SPOKEN.
March IL. on Barnegat, schr Sarah Potter
from Fernandlna for New York.
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Gsrtmfrrial.
---~~AR MARKET.

Go'd 9Grain,nG-The marhet was dmli 1 Iss
ans9p Rs 9ay T Isst s SS@' we're on
b basis u c ~ as and Floridas.. Il M!6H
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WEDNESDAY, March is, 1857.
ARRIVED YES rERDAI

ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Steamship Juniata, Askins. Philadelphia
q Anderson, Agent.
Bark Elba, Tilton. Boothbay, with ice to
Knckerbocker Ice Co; vessel to Jos A Rob-
erts Il Co.
Bark Ragna Nor, Kaldagan. New York, in
balast-fAtersoD, Downing & Co.
Brig Lewis l. SQuires, OvertOn, New York
with oil to Mutual Gas Co; vessel to Jos A
Roberts & Co.
Steamer st Nicholas, Usina, DarIen, Doboy
Brunswick and Fernandina-C Williams
Agent. .-.-st -
ARRIVED UP FROH BELOW YEsTER-
DAY. ntt 1..
schr Mary Rawley. Rawley. Norfolk,
with coal to G l Taggart; vessel to Jos Rob-
erts Il Co.
ARRIVED UP FROM TYBEE YESTER-
DAY.
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Fruit aud Vegetable Markets.

NEW YORK. March l5.-Rice market stead.
New ORLEANS, March 15.-Rice steady.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-02-17

REGULARITY OF A HORSES Eye
One often hears the expression that a
horse don't know its strength. That
is a mistake. A horse is fully aware
of its strength, but, owing to pecul-
iarity of its optic lens, it is kept in a
constant state of intimidation. A
horses eye magnifes NEARLY six diam
eters, and man looks like giant to
it. Queer, isn't it? but true. A series
of curious experiments recently made
by Partisan savants have established
it beyond any question. That ac-
counts for many of the odd fits Of
fright the best horses are subject to-
Our Country Home.
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Saint NargJ's Beacon.
LEONRDTOWN, MARYLAND.
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE.
way-Side service.


III am Door. and oaahcd with cold,
And Famine steals within my door,
NV raimcnt scant, and thin and cold,
And you are prospered more ana more
Wait not to ask my name and creed
Before you help, or pass me by;
To-day perform the gracious deed
III scarcely need you when die.
If am met by thieves to-day,
And wounded sore, and left to die,
And you should find me by the way,
Attracted by my suffering cry;
Then come and prove yourself man;
And, though the Leyitc passes by,
Be thou the good Samaritan
I'll scarcely need you when die.
If have strayed from Virtues path,
And entered in the door of sin;
In very truth child Of wrath,
Defiled in every thought within.
And YOU should see from whence | fell;
Oh help me then to turn and fly
Or pull me from the way to hell
III scarcely need you when die.
III, in some sad hour of life,
Go toiling up Griefs heavy grade,
Worn out with fear, and toll, and strife,
In steps the lowly Master made,
And you should meet me on my road,
AS fainting meath my cross l lie,
Come, then, and help me bear my load
I'll scarcely need you when | die.
If time is passing, as we say,
And no to-morrow's sun may rise,
And you can help soul to-day
To look to God for fresh supplies;
If you the cooling draught can give
10 thirsty pilgrims passing by;..
Bestow your blessing while they live
They'll scarcely need you when they di'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-02-17

A young Englshman recently blew on
his br ,ins because his father would not per-
nit him to Join brass band That is as it
should be. His father would doubles.
have blown out his own brains if he had
joined the band.
"You are from the country, are you not,
SIR" said a dandy young bookseller to IA
homely-drcssed Quaker who had given him
some trouble. Eyes" Heres an essay
on the Rearing Of Calves THAT said
Aminidab, as he turned to leave the shop,
thee had better present to thy mother"
'Do you believe in future life in which
we shall renew the ties that bind us togeth-
er ?" 81 do" said the hcnpccked husband,
sadly, "but don't want to-"
"Fellow-citizens y exclaimed political
orator-"fellow-c citizens Tn a scll-made
man" ~ thought so" yelled an old lady,
"and you'd have done a heap better If you'd
let the Job out to some one else
Grocer-Half a pound of tea? Which
will you have, black or green? Servant
Shure, ayther will do; it's for an ould wo-
man that's nearly blond.
Two young city ladies in the country
were standing by the side Of a wide ditch
which they didn't know how to cross
They appealed to boy who was cominLl
along the road for help, whereupon h'
pointed behind them with startled air
and yelled, "Snakes" The young ladie
each crossed the ditch at single bound.
"There were 1876 divorces in Indiana las
year" remarked a Congressman to his wife
who is an Indiana woman. eyes" she re
Piled with some spirit, sand there Woul'
be more, if all Indiana women married
congressman" Then he didn't say any
thing further.
A tired and worried woman hurried int
the Police Station the other day, asking
there were any stray children recent.
picked up. She was told that there wcr
five in the different stations, "Well, Nv
lost scven," she said, "wherc can the othe
two be?"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-02-17

A STORY FOR DRUGGIsTs.-A prominent
medicine-maker tells the following story
at was about three months ago when got
a prescription from well-known doctor,
which called for five grains of opium, to be
taken in n mixture, as directed. For fear
of accidents put the stuff in poison bot
tie, and told the nurse who came for II to
be sure and use it for outward application
only. She went off, and presently got a
strong note from the doctor, ordering me to
put up the prescription as directed, and moi
interfere with his instructions, which were
tablespoon doses every three hours. AS ]
had no wish to kill a patient and ruin the
doctor changed the five grain dose to one
tenth of grain, and sent off the medicine.
Presently the doctor came in, white with
anger.
"Damme, sir when l send prescrip-
ton don't you dare to interfere with 1t y
he roared.
"But suppose you had made mistake ?"
said; 81 suppose you did not want to kill
the woman
"Then | showed him his order for five
grain doses, and called his attention to the
fact that fifth of that would kill.
"Did you send up the stuff" he asked
pale with fright.
Indeed l did," ! answered. "Wha
could l do after your peremptory order ?
"Then the only thing for me to do is t
get up to the undertaker's and claim com
mission. guess I'll need all the money
can get now," he said, as he dashed off a
full speed"
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-02-17

HARMONY AND DIsCoRD,-A slip of the
pen-A young porker.
When is newspaper the sharpest p
When it is filed.
A real Knight of Labor-The night be-
fore Christmas.
There are no two weights about an hon
est ton of coal.
The song of the sandwich man-Oh, for
thousand tongues.
What is it which can bevright but never
wrong. An angle,
A book agent, like the sailor, needs plen-
ty of wind in his canvass.
",rhe seasons over" said Fogg, as he
capsized the pepper-box,
Strange as it may seem, when money is
close 1t is difficult to get very near it,
Quotation by the victim at the dentists
How happy could | be with either
If there is any one who should be trap
ped in slumber" it is the man who shores
An exchange has an article on ,'Why
Bees Make Honey" They make it to cell.
Fast horses win cups by the use of their
legs; fast men lose their legs by the use of
cups.
1t is said the steamship companies have
put on their war paint. Water colors prob
ably.
If man was suddenly struck blind what
would he say to his wiieP 81 haven't an
eye, dear"
A man is like razor, because you can
tell how sharp he can be until he is com
pletely strapped,
II is said that the prize pumpkin is Otter
fed with milk. 1t is strange, then, that i
does not have more watery taste.
Chicago has milkman named Schalli
Now, ii he could get partner named Wa
ters they could manufacture their own milk
Lesson in manners. Small boy ana
pass the bread" Mother sternly: ~
what, my sonY Small boy "If you cal
reach it, ma"
"Of course interrupted the prisoner
counsel; 1.-THE man couldn't be otherwis
than smooth. He was ironed before h
came into court"
Doctor" said friend, stopping him o.
the street, "What do you take for heav
cold" "a fee" replied the doctor softly
and so passed on,
A man writes TO an editor for "a, "be
cause he is SO terribly short" and gets i
reply the heartless response, "Do as / dt
stand up in chair"
"llaye you got match 7" Eyes, "
got match, but haven't got any cigar.
"Ihen you have no use for match. Ii
me have it, please"
"Sam, why am senators like de fishes ?
Il don't NEEDLE wild de subjec, Pomp.
"Why, don't you see, nigger-because de
am fond of debate"
A death certificate returned TO the PR
per authorities by Cincinnati physical
gives the cause of death as follows: ash
dde with Liver dease and New Monet"
Look lool,r said the prosecuting a
torney IN his speech to the jury, "at this
man. lie is the very epitome OF villain
smooth face, a smooth tongue, a smoot
manner, a."
A man in New York City is called g,
centric because he ventures out only an,
dark" lfhe is the man who wrote dSwet
Niolets' he shows a very reckless dispos
ton to venture out at all.
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wards of $4,000. That's a better
price than they brought before the
war, The colored race is improving
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